Regional livestock expo coverage shows hotel bureau call to guests
Clark county farmers discuss the International Livestock Exposition November 26 to December 3 with hotel bureau info for accommodations. Officials cite county support for limiting Chicago executive committees and note rising urbanization and regulatory debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofali
Clark County
Chicago 188S
Hotel Men’s Association O
Eusats
Aes
Martinsville
Mar
Minois\-agricultural ‘association
Cook
Tini
Minois
Ayiett
Beliave
Fandal
Family notes pass in time and place across a county
A digest of local life recounts past and upcoming events. Charles Smith returns from Chicago study of phonography, Miss Laur Arbuckle teaches north of Martingville, and Walter Bartlett becomes county public administrator. Many visits, marriages, and social happenings fill the week and month, with field trials, a monster cow shipment planned, and gatherings from Urbana to Arcola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Chicago
Laur Arbuckle
Martingville
Daniel Linn
Ohio
Walter Bartlett
Cullom
Fannie Shelly
Hartford
Edward Saters
Laura Hawkins
R. O. Hawkins
A. L. Howerton
Wm. J. Sharkey
Grace Reynolds
H. C. Bell
Hawthorne
Irving
Louisa M. Alcott
Robineon
Will Green
John Halsey
Hd Cole
Edna Bell
la Cole
Read entertains at Pythian Theatre with new lecture
The author-lecturer Mr Read delivered a striking talk titled Human Nature and Politics at the Pythian Theatre on November 26. His vivid storytelling and distinctive voice captivated listeners, linking experience stories to current social themes.
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Marshall
Clay
Ory
Mr. Read
Marshall Chamber Adopts Luncheon Plan
The Marshall Chamber of Commerce held a Friday luncheon at the Marshall House with 180 attendees. It was decided to hold weekly Friday luncheons replacing other meetings, honoring Prof. Harold Bright and city ministers with memberships, and plans to foster a chautauqua were rejected. A committee reported on attending a joint Robinson Marshall Lawrenceville meeting regarding the canceled Big Four trains and a public utilities petition from Lawrenceville remained unreturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Marshall House
Chamber of Commerce
Marshall Band
Harold Bright
F. G. Edwards
Ashhautauqua
Sam Prevo
Ijr
Sol Handy
M. C. Doty
Robinson
Marshall
Lawrenceville
Robert Jones
Public Utilities Commission
Springfield
Fire at Old Poultry House A Causes and Extent
A small blaze erupted about 2:00 P M Thursday at the building known as the old poultry house owned by J H Kiger used as auto storage and cleaning shop. Fire was caused by a defective flue. Firemen extinguished the flames with minimal damage estimated around 8000 dollars.
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J. H. Kiger
PUPILS MAKE RECORD IN YORK TOWNSHIP SPELLING
West Union school leads a sweeping contest taking first and second prizes with Ben Poorman scoring 97 percent and Dean Strohm 97 flat. Many students from West Union Lower Union York No Six and others compete as county events near Marshall Friday with banners offered by The Marshall Herald.
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Harold Bright
West Union School
York Township
Ben Poorman
Dean Strohm
Craemer
West Union
Charles Ingram
Louise Kearns
Geneva ‘Vargas
Lillian Price
Olga Price
Elsie Walls
South Side
Congregational Church
Marshall Herald
Agnes Callahan
Martinsville
Glenn Clapp
East Liberty
Walworth
University Poultry Department
Rabbit supper planned by Seminole Tribe No 23
The Red Men of Oliver Martina ville West Union invite members to attend the annual rabbit supper. Attendees should bring and help with dressing rabbits and prepare for a nine o'clock start on Thursday morning, with preparations to begin by Wednesday evening.
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John
Oliver
Martinaville
Sand
Union
Lecture on Ireland to be given at Court House
A lecture titled Tréland's Fight for Freedom will be delivered this evening at 7:30 by We Be Holloway and Dr. Holloway. The event promises a veritable speaker lineup and will be held in the Court House.
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Tréland
Holloway
Dr. Holloway
Becki Abel
Three Suspects Jailed After Vandalia Station Standoff
Paul Jordan Charles Clue and Frank Smith jailed Saturday afternoon on concealed weapons charges. Everett Connelly Frank Drake and Arthur Wright acted in absence of the sheriff. They allegedly drove a stolen Buick found abandoned at Blizzard's Ford with an Ohio plate. R. C. Spangler of Portsmouth Ohio owned the Buick per a notice. Bonds of 1500 each were set, and the case proceeds. A separate report notes a local citizen, prominent in the community, committed suicide by shotgun early morning.
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Paul Jordan
Charles Clue
Frank Smith
Everett Connelly
Frank‘ Drake
Arthur Wright
Court House
Ohio
Ford
J. S
Diétel
Police
Portsmouth
Buick
R. C. Spangler
Connelly
Setill
Sulu
Doty Dry Goods Store Sells Interest to Partners
M C Doty has sold his interest in the Doty Dry Goods store to partners and plans to move to Wapakoneta Ohio to start a new dry goods business with a full stock. The Doty family is well known in Marshall and local residents regret their departure. It is unclear who will replace him locally.
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M.C. Doty
Doty
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Birth of a son reported by Fred Abel in Tokyo
Fred Abel writes from 891 Kashiwagi Yodobashi-Machi Tokyo on October 31 1921 to announce the birth of his son Paul Frederick born October 22 in Japan. He notes this is their second child born abroad and invites letters from friends and the Herald readers.
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Kashiwagi
Yodobashi-Machi
Tokyo-Fuka
Japan
Herald
Marshall Herald
Clark County
Tokyo
Marshall
Paul Frederick
Robinson High School Rejects Postseason Championship Challenge
A Terre Haute paper notes Marshall High's petition to end the season with a Clinton Robinson game but Robinson High expresses sentiment against such a game. They argue scores are not comparable and fear a fairness issue, offering potential future scheduling if Marshall seeks a match.
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Robinson High School
Terre Haute
Marshall High School
Marshall
Robinson
Marriage Licenses Awarded in Indiana Towns
Roy Compton aged 22 from Terre Haute plans marriage to Dorothy Price 18 of West Terre Haute. Thomas Flowers 21 of Terre Haute to Ethel Foltz 18 of North Terre Haute. Maurice Hoult 30 of Chrisman to Lucille Vance 18 of Chrisman. J H Fisher 65 of West Union to Maude Lowery 46 of Martinsville.
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Roy Compton
Terre Haute
Dorothy Price
West Terre Haute
Thomas Flowers
Ethel Foltz
North Terre Haute
Maurice Hoult
Chrisman
Lucille Vance
J. H. Fisher
West Union
Maude, Lowery
Martinsville
Farm Market Trends and Prices at Chicago and Northwest
Market report notes wheat prices mixed as demand remains firm domestically and for export though northwest liquidation persists. No. 2 red winter and hard winter prices cited. corn and oats regional bids shown. Dairy and hay markets varied with weak butter and steady cheese, while livestock mostly lower with hogs and calf prices down and steer values mixed. week ending reports include cattle and calves 117,092 hogs 52,443 sheep 20,40.
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Ais Sas
Chicago
Kansas
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Denmark
Ireland
Canada
New Zealand
Austral
Iian
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Wisconsin
Timothy
Prairie
Plata
Rains Rack Up Wins As ERB EES Nt at Meet
Rainy conditions did not stop ERB EES Nt from competing. RAINS performance helped rack up wins at the event, with final results featuring notable scores and strong showing from the team.
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Edwin Forrester
Edna Brown
Johnson Township
Snavely
P. P
Hanjit
Thurman Figg
Martha ‘Walker
Rose Randall
Urbana
Williams
Keefer Laufman
Russell Brown
Champaign
Veronica Ramsey
Mary Callahan
Arcola
Edwin Booth
Opie Read
Fred .Abel
Cherry Blossoms
Mickie
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